fifth in Latin
fifth in Latin is quintus — fifth means coming after four others in a sequence; the ordinal form of five.
fifth in Latin
quintus
The ordinal form of the number five.
quintus
What does "fifth" mean?
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adj Coming after four others in a sequence; the ordinal form of five.
"He finished fifth in the marathon."
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noun One of five equal parts of something.
"She owns a fifth of the company’s shares."
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noun A bottle of liquor equal to about 750 milliliters, historically one-fifth of a US gallon.
"He picked up a fifth of whiskey on the way home."
fifth in a sentence
- He finished fifth in the marathon.
- She owns a fifth of the company’s shares.
- He picked up a fifth of whiskey on the way home.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "fifth" in Latin?
"fifth" in Latin is quintus. fifth means: Coming after four others in a sequence; the ordinal form of five.
How do you use "fifth" in a sentence?
Example: "He finished fifth in the marathon." In Latin, "fifth" is quintus.
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